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Coronavirus Resource Center

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Three years after COVID's arrival, virus down in Nebraska but not out

Three years after COVID's arrival, virus down in Nebraska but not out

  • Julie Anderson and Henry J. Cordes Omaha World-Herald

On Feb. 7, 2020, some 57 Americans who had been in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, landed in Omaha and were shuttled to Camp Ashland.

COVID cases still back to spring levels in Nebraska

COVID cases still back to spring levels in Nebraska

  • Julie Anderson Omaha World-Herald

Nebraska recorded 14 COVID-related deaths during the past week, bringing the pandemic total to 4,746.

Nebraska experiences first winter COVID lull as cases hit lowest point since April

Nebraska experiences first winter COVID lull as cases hit lowest point since April

  • Henry J. Cordes and Julie Anderson Omaha World-Herald

COVID cases in Nebraska hit a nine-month low last week with the state apparently experiencing something it has never seen during the three-year pandemic — a winter lull.

COVID cases, hospitalizations remain low in Nebraska, but boosters urged

COVID cases, hospitalizations remain low in Nebraska, but boosters urged

  • Julie Anderson and Henry J. Cordes Omaha World-Herald

Only 19% of adults in Nebraska, 22% in Iowa and 18% nationally are up to date on all their shots.

Nebraska's COVID cases remain low, but variant driving increases elsewhere has arrived

Nebraska's COVID cases remain low, but variant driving increases elsewhere has arrived

  • Julie Anderson and Henry J. Cordes Omaha World-Herald

Combined with the low rate of people up to date on their booster shots, the more contagious variant is translating into more cases, hospitalizations and deaths, an expert said. 

Nebraska's COVID cases, hospitalizations drop

Nebraska's COVID cases, hospitalizations drop

  • Julie Anderson Omaha World-Herald

A new variant, XBB.1.5, now is becoming dominant in the U.S., according to the CDC. But that variant has not yet appeared in Nebraska variant surveillance reports.

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FDA: Rapid tests are not as effective at detecting omicron

FDA: Rapid tests are not as effective at detecting omicron

    The Food and Drug Administration warns that rapid antigen tests appear less sensitive to omicron and therefore worse at detecting it. Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.

    Fact Check: “Flurona” Isn’t A Medical Diagnosis

    Fact Check: “Flurona” Isn’t A Medical Diagnosis

      This is how health care workers test for the flu and COVID-19. When you get both, at the same time, its called a co-infection. But this time, media has latched on to a nickname: "flurona."

      Watch Now: Is the pandemic nearly over?

      Watch Now: Is the pandemic nearly over?

        Omicron infections seem to be less severe; does this mean the pandemic is nearly over? With vaccinations and a less virulent variant, many believe so. Source by: Stringr

        Watch Now: Is omicron worse for kids?

        Watch Now: Is omicron worse for kids?

          The latest variant, omicron, has produced a worrisome rise in hospitalizations amongst children. Source by: Stringr

          Watch Now: Do cloth masks work against omicron?

          Watch Now: Do cloth masks work against omicron?

            Cloths masks are not effective against the highly contagious omicron variant. According to health officials, here are the face masks that offer the most protection against the omicron variant. Source by: Stringr 

            Delta Variant and Schools: Concern Continues for Children’s Safety

            Delta Variant and Schools: Concern Continues for Children’s Safety

              There is considerable concern that those not eligible for the vaccine, kids younger than 12, are at major risk of contraction. Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has the story!

              Safe at home

              With precautions, swim lessons for unvaccinated children can be safe

              With precautions, swim lessons for unvaccinated children can be safe

                The American Academy of Pediatrics says it's OK to enroll unvaccinated children in swim lessons as long as some extra precautions are taken.

                COVID-19 travel trips for people with weakened immune systems

                COVID-19 travel trips for people with weakened immune systems

                  Measures such as wearing a mask are important for immunocompromised travelers who may not have had a normal response to a COVID-19 vaccine.

                  Nervous about resuming activities? How to manage COVID transition anxiety

                  Nervous about resuming activities? How to manage COVID transition anxiety

                    With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, some are hesitant to do things they had looked forward to doing post-vaccine. It's called COVID transition anxiety.

                    How to line up rent aid — and a backup plan

                    How to line up rent aid — and a backup plan

                      Congress has appropriated more than $46 billion in emergency assistance to help cover back rent and utilities owed by struggling renters. But …

                      Don’t delay mammograms whether you’ve received COVID-19 vaccine or not

                      Don’t delay mammograms whether you’ve received COVID-19 vaccine or not

                        Regardless of whether you have been vaccinated for COVID-19, you should come in for your scheduled mammogram.

                        How to beat the stuck-at-home blues — from improving air quality to a reno project you can actually finish

                        How to beat the stuck-at-home blues — from improving air quality to a reno project you can actually finish

                          Here are a few great ways to make dealing with cabin fever a little easier.

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